So Glamour introduced us to the term “Bronde” in their September issue and I have come to terms (very recently) that I am a Bronde. I say it loud(ly) and proud(ly). It’s basically a carmel-hued shade that is too dark to really be considered Blonde, but too light to fall into the classic Brunette category. Practically invented by Jennifer Aniston, other Brondes include Amanda from Ugly Betty, Gisele, and my The Hills gal, Lauren Conrad.
I love the term Bronde so much, I wish I made it up. In fact, instead of using it, I’m going to use the term I just DID make up: Blunette. Done. Fellow Blunettes, feel free to comment!
Her hair colour is good.Wat does Blonde actualy mean.Anyway her white dress is awesome.love them.suits the latest fashion trend.
Me, too Veronica! I am nothing if not frenchy! You have a faboo day! xoxo, Fabulista
I think blunette sounds more frenchy.
those urbandictionary.com thieves bogarted your word Fabulista! ;D My name is Tramrak, and i’m a Blunette Bronde.
I knew it was only a matter of time until someone pointed that out. I googled “blunette” after I wrote that post and saw the urban dictionary thing. But they used it in a different way. Blunette the way I used it doesn’t apply to anything but dark blonde hair. Just saying. Thanks for pointing that out, though.
sorry to disappoint you but this is from urbandictionary.com:
blunette
Half blonde, half brunette.
Any of the millions of girls naturally brunette with blonde highlights. Blunettes are girls who embrace their natural hair color, even if it is not one of the three traditional hair colors: blonde, brown, or red. Blunettes can be anywhere from extremely light brown to dark blonde colored hair.
tags blonde brunette blunette hair girl
by BrandiMarie FL Oct 16, 2006